4 special films about the resistance war against America and the Liberation of the South

Character Craig McNamara offers incense at Truong Son National Martyrs Cemetery in VTV special "The Battle of Wills"

The whole country is joyfully looking forward to the important historical milestone - the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025). The highlight of the series of commemorative events is the National Celebration, Parade, and Parade in Ho Chi Minh City, along with a series of special television programs recreating the heroic journey of the nation.

On this special anniversary, Vietnam Television (VTV) will broadcast live the Anniversary Ceremony, parade - march conveying the atmosphere from Le Duan Street area, Bach Dang riverside park, Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street, Le Loi Street - Ho Chi Minh City.

Along with that, VTV broadcasts a series of special programs and in-depth documentaries, reflecting historical and humanistic values ​​and the spirit of national reconciliation.

Notable among them is VTV Special The Duel of Wills, which tells a true story from the perspective of Mr. Craig McNamara - son of former US Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, exploring his inner journey and his never-before-spoken apology to the Vietnamese people.

To produce this program, the crew interviewed more than 50 historical witnesses and filmed at many locations in Vietnam and the US, providing a humane and profound perspective on the war.

VTV Special The historic broadcast not only recreates the event of taking over Saigon television but is also a touching story of national reconciliation through the cooperation between the staff of the old and new Saigon Television Station to make the historic broadcast on the evening of May 1, 1975.

VTV Special Healing tells the story of two American filmmakers: Bob Judson - a veteran who fought in the Vietnam War in 1968 and Dan Aguar - who grew up after the war. They embark on a journey of "awakening" when they witness the vitality, tolerance and spirit of the Vietnamese people.

The two filmmakers left Vietnam, bringing with them emotionally charged footage to tell America the story of the Peace Legacy… But more than that, they brought with them unforgettable memories and what else?

VTV Special Journey to Reunification - set 50 years after the war, not only mentions the pain that is gradually being healed, but also depicts the journey to find reconciliation. The film sends a strong message, rich in human values. That is the past cannot be changed, but the Vietnamese people can together continue to write the present and the future.

Audiences will have the opportunity to enjoy many meaningful documentaries such as Voice of Conscience, depicting the life of former anti-war prisoner Eugene Wilber. In particular, the 5-episode documentary series Desire for Peace will vividly recreate the history of struggle and defense of the Fatherland of the resilient Southern land.

In addition, many unique political and artistic exchange programs will be introduced to the public during the last days of historic April.

People's Artist Tu Long and many other artists will participate in the program "Spring of Reunification"

The TV bridge "Echoing the Triumph" will connect many historical points across the country, creating a magnificent epic of art. The art program "The Country is Full of Joy" brings together more than 1,000 artists and soldiers with 22 unique music and dance performances, honoring the achievements of our ancestors and arousing national pride.

The Great Hands-on Program in the Southwest region and the Unification Song art exchange program will also bring immortal musical works performed by many famous artists, contributing to strengthening the great national unity bloc.

Reunification Spring will be broadcast live at 8:10 p.m. on April 29 on VTV1 with the participation of 1,000 people including artists, artist groups, orchestras, choirs, dancers, etc.

TH (according to VTC News)

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